The Sunday Messenger staff directory and publishers listed
The fragment lists the Sunday Messenger personnel and offices including publisher Frederick W Bush and Gordon K Bush, general manager Richard Paynter, managing editor Karl Runser, circulation Roy Cross, and editors Fred Bolles J William Coon among others, with address in Athens Ohio.
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Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G Kenner Bush
Richard R Paynter
Karl Runser
Fred W Weber II
Roy Cross
Fred E Bolles
Herb Amey
J William Coon
Fred Whissel
Carl L Weber
March of Dimes Birth Defects Prevention Week Moves Athens
The Athens area marks January 23 to 30 as March of Dimes Birth Defects Prevention Week with 20 captains and 180 volunteers delivering information and request packets to 4,340 homes. The campaign aims to boost funds for infant research and education, noting last year’s $6,600 and urging generosity to spare children from preventable birth defects and infant suffering.
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Athens
Donald Barrett
March of Dimes
Mind boggling union rights in 1977 Ohio AFL-CIO stance
The Ohio AFL-CIO in its focus publication argues it is mind boggling that workers face job loss for seeking to join unions while criticizing compulsory membership. It urges workers should freely decide without pressure from management or unions, noting current limits on individual choice.
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Ohio Afl-Cio
Survival Odds Even For Small Business
The piece argues small firms face survival threats amid inflation and regulation. NFIB president Wilson S. Johnson cites taxes, red tape, liability costs, and monopolistic practices as obstacles, noting a shift from free trade to a constrained system risking the independent business model.
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Carter
Wilson S. Johnson
National Federation of Independent Business
NFIB
New World
America
Small Business Needs Equal Stand in National Policy
The piece argues federal paperwork burdens small firms, limits on funding, and calls for recognizing small business alongside big firms. It critiques SBA performance since its 1950s founding, and warns Senate plans to merge small business oversight with agriculture to 15 members could undermine decades of effort.
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White House
Small Business Administration
Agricultural Department
NFIB
SBA
Senate Committee On Committees
Senate Select Small Business Committee
Strauss Act a Tough Act to Follow, Says Carter Ally
The piece profiles Robert S. Strauss the retiring Democratic national chairman praised for rebuilding the party after brutal defeats and guiding it to broad gains. It notes his self promotion and crisis leadership style and predicts any successor will face a high standard. It highlights his leadership during the Carter era and his support for politicians across parties.
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Washington
Robert S. Strauss
Strauss
Jimmy Carter
Farana Writes for NFIB National Business Group
Farana contributes to the National Federation of Independent Business, an advocacy group focused on small business concerns and policy impact. The piece reflects NFIB’s stance on regulatory reform and small enterprise support.
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Farana
The
National Federation of Independent Business
Carter Finds Broad Support for One Year National Service
Gallup survey shows about two thirds of Americans favor a law requiring all young men to serve one year in military or non military work domestically or abroad. Support rises for non military service and youth show strong interest in helping professions and social work as options.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Jimmy Carter
Gallup
Dayton
VISTA
Peace Corps
America
What to Expect from Zb: Who Knows What He Is Like
A critical portrait of Zbigniew Brzezinski as he rises to influence U S foreign policy. The piece cites editorials and reviews, notes his ascension after Kissinger, and questions how his blend of idealism and realpolitik will shape Carter era policy. It highlights Brzezinski’s shifting terminology, from anti-Communist to egalitarian frameworks, and his tendency to speak beyond what he writes.
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Paris Herald Tribune
Foreign Policy Magazine
Carter
New Republic
Suetonius
Brzezinski
Henry Kissinger
Aspen
Colorado
LBJ
Townsend Hoopes
New York
Columbia
Research Institute
U.S
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Voice of America
United States
Jimmy
Academy
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